Contribution in three dimensions: economic, social, and environmental.
The wool production process generates a positive impact by integrating the livestock sector and the textile industry under responsible practices. It allows for the obtainment of a natural, renewable, and high-value fiber, contributing to local development and animal welfare, while promoting a more sustainable alternative to synthetic materials.
Ranch and Producers
Activated by heat and cold thanks to the scaly structure of the fiber.
Small-scale producers
Associations and local producers integrated into the value chain, generating inclusion and rural development.
Textile industry
Companies specializing in washing, processing, carding, combing, and developing textile materials from Patagonian wool.
Designers and brands
Brands and designers that use PatagonWool materials in their collections, such as OFKI.
Public institutions
Regional organizations and governments that support and promote the initiative as a driver of local productive development.
Ranch and Producers
Activated by heat and cold thanks to the scaly structure of the fiber.
Small-scale producers
Associations and local producers integrated into the value chain, generating inclusion and rural development.
Textile industry
Companies specializing in washing, processing, carding, combing, and developing textile materials from Patagonian wool.
Designers and brands
Brands and designers that use PatagonWool materials in their collections, such as OFKI.
Public institutions
Regional organizations and governments that support and promote the initiative as a driver of local productive development.
